Welcome to FISSION Fragments #6 - our regular newsletter of awesome links. Want to get them delivered straight to your inbox? Subscribe! We tweet the links after we publish on our Twitter account @fissioncodes, or join our Discord chat to see them in real time. That elusive phrase work-life balance

Alanna Irving from the Open Collective team interviewed Brooke on Witchcraft: the magic of math, functional programming, and community. Did you know she started in music composition? Programming absolutely scratches the same part of my brain as music composition. Instead of writing instructions for an instrumentalist, you’re writing it

We're pleased to announce that Brooke will be presenting at the ØREDEV Developer Conference in Malmö, Sweden, November 6 - 8th, 2019. Her talks in the Polyglot & Fringe sections will cover her work with Elixir and Haskell, as well as decentralized web work with IPFS and beyond. Early bird tickets

Fifth edition of our newsletter with content from around the decentralised web. Catch up on the League of Entropy, recursive lists, Dev.to on your blog, core skills, and data privacy policies.

Dive into an IPFS hack from ETHNewYork by Kian Molani called Y3: a decentralized and censorship-resistant video streaming application

Interviewing Steven Vandevelde, the creator of Diffuse: a tool that connects you to your cloud/distributed music storage.

Fourth edition of our newsletter with content from around the decentralised web. Catch up on mobile compute revolution, website hosting via IPFS + ENS, surprise handheld games (!), decentralised chat apps, and bundling efforts by Dropbox.

Fission Interviews: Dive into an Ethereum + IPFS hack from ETHNewYork called 0xSU: a decentralised URL shortener.

Boris & Brooke’s presentations at the Seattle Ethereum Meetup.

Third edition of our newsletter with content from around the decentralised web. We call it FISSION Fragments.

Second edition of our weekly links from around the decentralised web. We call it FISSION Fragments.

First edition of our weekly roundup of links from around the decentralised web. We call it FISSION Fragments.

Over the weekend, I attended ETHNewYork, the first hackathon sponsored by the ETHGlobal team to be run in the greater NYC area. It was a successful event, with over 500 total attendees and 300 hackers. Hackathons are always a great way to experience the breadth of the Ethereum developer community,

Russell Keith-Magee's PyCon 2019 keynote looks at Python's history & its 10 year future, including what black swan events it needs to prepare for. What lessons can we take from this for the Ethereum community?

Getting Ghost 2 blog running on Heroku, and future IPFS support.

Trent is volunteering at ETHNewYork -- find him for RUN EVM & FISSION stickers and to talk decentralised app wishlists.

Sign up to be an alpha tester for FISSION's first service: an IPFS add on for Heroku.

Brooke & Boris will be speaking at the Seattle Ethereum Meetup on May 28th. Plus: cyperpunk speakeasy drinks with xDAI Burner Wallet!

The "Dream of Web3" is alive and goes beyond the crypto community.

Wrap up of the first RUN EVM held April 16th in Berlin. Covering the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) stack, including sidechains, enterprise usage, and trusted computing.

We’re going to be using the FISSION brand for all of the public-facing work we do. FISSION components, from standards to code, are designed to work together and build on each other. We’ve had a ton of great conversations with people building open source and decentralized web code

Brooke's November 2018 DevCon4 presentation of ERC1066 - "Better UX & DX in Just One Byte".